Obtaining technology needed for Medical College of Wisconsin and other community research partners to study biomedically significant research problems
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Recent advances in the commercial instrumentation and application of pulsed EPR spectroscopy are rapidly making new techniques in pulse instrumentation essential to specific research communities. Pulse instrumentation capable of running double electron electron resonance (DEER), double quantum coherence (DQC), and electron nuclear double resonance (ENDOR) experiements at cryogenic temperatures is not available at the Medical College of Wisconsin, nor in the surrounding regional community, at this time. Research on this equipment will lead to a better understanding of drug and toxin metabolism as well as the physiology of diseases such as epilepsy, arrhythmia, and cancer in mammals.
Through this award, the Medical College of Wisconsin will obtain a Bruker ELEXSYS 580 pulse spectrometer to open entirely new range of study of biomedically significant research problems to the MCW and surrounding community.
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